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Gay Men, HIV and Valentine's Day -- Disclosure, Openness and Self-Love
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Valentine's Day is an emotional day for many people, whether HIV negative or HIV positive, single or in a relationship. Whatever your status in the dating or relationship scene, TheBody.com's community has a lot of advice regarding love, acceptance, stigma and how they relate to one's heart.
Taken from interviews for TheBody.com's This Positive Life series, these short clips are samples of the larger stories each of the interviewees has to tell. Aside from love and relationships, they discuss their diagnosis, first disclosure and the state of their health since receiving the news that they are HIV positive.
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- Michael Storm Discusses Openness to Love, and Happiness With Himself
- Tommy Chesbro on Recognizing Your Value
- Marco Benjamin on Discussing Your HIV Status
Michael Storm Discusses Openness to Love, and Happiness With Himself
I don't date. I haven't gone out on a date in a long time. I don't think about it too much, sometimes I do. I'm sort of comfortable right now where I'm at with myself. I'm happy about where I've come, but to the point I've come because of where I've been. I certainly have seen worse times in my life to date and so I'm not content, I'm actually happy. I'm in control of my health. I'm in control of my income, you know I'm working my way out of disability and back in the work force. That's very important to me, because I've always been independent. And then to have that not work for you for a while, you know it's something to be happy about. And I found that I have these two incredible pets that they're just so loving and I like that. I like that relationship I have with them and while I know it doesn't replace a person, it certainly helps. It makes me okay with not being with someone. Beforehand, I was a relationship oriented person. I was most of my life in monogamous relationships, long term monogamous relationships. And I'm grateful to have had them; a few of them have passed away from AIDS already. But I'm grateful to have had them and at the very least you can look back and say well it's better to have loved than never loved at all. And so that's kind of where I'm at right now.
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"In the simplest terms, aikido training is a process through which we learn how to use our bodies skilfully; how to work with timing and distance. Training firmly and precisely, by performing techniques again and again, is the best way to improve."
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Spring Keiko - March 2018
We are delighted to welcome Janiv sensei (7th dan) once again for our Spring Keiko, which this year has an extended timetable.
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Take a walk to the northwest side of campus at University of Hawai'i Maui College and look behind Heona, the art building, and you will see the art expressions of almost 30 students. Mural paintings on the temporary walls surrounding the new science building depict animals, plants and words of encouragement.
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He served as an International Election Supervisor in Bosnia Herzegovina and in Kosovo. In 1999, he served as and as military advisor to the Office of High Representative and Government of Bosnia-Herzegovina. From 2002 until 2005, he served as Head of the Rule of Law Department in the Office of the High Representative in Bosnia-Herzegovina. He is the author of a book about his experiences in Bosnia-Herzegovina entitled "A Bosnian Diary."
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Horoscopes for week of July 8, 2004
Need a few more whacks applied to your mental blocks in the coming week, Aries? A few more caresses administered to your growing edge? Cruise on over to your Expanded Audio Horoscope. The reading costs $6.
Your word of power this week is yua. It's a term the Yupiit people of Alaska use for the spirit that inhabits all things, both animate and inanimate. A rock, for instance, has as much yua as a caribou, spruce tree, or human being, and therefore merits the same measure of compassion. If a Yupiit goes out for a hike and spies a chunk of wood lying on a frozen river bank, she might pick it up and put it in a new position, allowing its previously hidden side to get fresh air and sun. In this way, she would bestow a blessing on the wood's yua. Try living your life like this in the coming days, Taurus: as if absolutely everything is alive, has a soul, and deserves your loving kindness. (Thanks to Earl Shorris, "The Last Word," Harper's, August 2000.)
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"Goodies" is your word of power this week, Gemini -- though it could also be your word of weakness. To ensure that it's more the former than the latter, meditate on the following three inquiries. 1. Of all the goodies you want, which are the two most important ones? 2. Do your flirtations with second-tier goodies tend to undermine your pursuit of the first-tier ones? If so, are you willing to wean yourself from those flirtations? 3. Do you have any doubts about whether you truly deserve the very best goodies? If so, what can you do to render the doubts irrelevant?
Want to explore the coming week even further, Gemini? Dig deeper? Feel stronger? Consider tuning in to your Expanded Audio Horoscope. The reading costs $6.
In accordance with the astrological omens, I've assembled a host of snappy one-liners for you to wield in the coming week, Cancerian. Sooner or later, it will make sense for you to utter every one of them. 1. "It only seems kinky the first time." 2. "Even if the voices in my head aren't real, they still have some good ideas." 3. "To make your prayers come true, you have to get off your knees." 4. "I'm the good kind of bad." 5. "It's not really a party till something gets broken." 6. "Shut up and dance." (P.S.: I don't anticipate there'll be any messy consequences if you cultivate the attitude I'm suggesting here. But in case there are, invoke this disclaimer: "I didn't do it. You can't prove it. Nobody saw me.")
What greater adventure is there than exploring the enigmas of your unique destiny, Cancerian? For more hints about the week ahead, listen to your Expanded Audio Horoscope. The reading costs $6.
Have you ever been burned by bad religion? This is the week you could start getting rid of the scorch marks. Have you ever been abused by an authority figure who made you feel helpless? This is the time to correct for the distortions that jerk wreaked in your psyche. Are you feeling tyrannized by a habitual response that was once quite useful but isn't appropriate any more? This is a perfect moment to dissolve it.
How much do you want to know about your destiny in the coming week, Leo? How far do you dare to go? For more insight into your shimmering, undulating fate, tune in to your Expanded Audio Horoscope for the coming week. The reading costs $6.
Thirty-three-year-old pop star Jennifer Lopez earned $29 million in 2003. Presumably she shares some of her wealth with her mom, Guadalupe. Cynical observers might therefore regard it as a sign of divine favoritism that Guadalupe recently won a jackpot of $2.4 million while playing a slot machine at an Atlantic City casino. I suspect you may be less hasty to jump to that conclusion, though, since many of you Virgos are currently being visited (or soon will be) with an equally ridiculous amount of good luck. Don't feel guilty about your blessings in the least, please, even if they seem way beyond your fair share. Lap them up.
No one knows you better than you do, Virgo. But maybe you'll be inspired to dig up even more self-knowledge in the coming week if you tune in to your Expanded Audio Horoscope. The reading costs $6.
For years, Salt Lake City was undisputed Jell-O champion on the world, with the highest per capita consumption. But in 1999, Des Moines, Iowa catapulted into the lead. In response, chef Scott Blackerby staged a "Take Back the Jell-O Title" Recipe Contest at his restaurant in Salt Lake, and thousands of Utahans signed petitions that helped make Jell-O the official snack of the state. Soon the city had retaken the top spot, where it remains to this day. I hope this story serves to motivate and inspire you in the coming days, Libra. It's time for you to reclaim a lost title or crown that you once possessed and that really should belong to you again.
Hungry for more inspiration, Libra? Curious about the unfolding mysteries? For more juicy details about your destiny in the coming week, check out your Expanded Audio Horoscope. The reading costs $6.
On your bad days, Scorpio, you're like a swamp that serves as a weird oasis in the midst of frozen tundra. On your good days, the physical feature you correspond to most is an underground river winding in a serpentine course beneath green, fertile hills. But in the coming weeks you'll be like a place you've rarely resembled before: an unspoiled tropical beach where the warm wild ocean meets the foot of a towering mountain.
Your destiny is a gorgeous mystery, Scorpio. Your soul is awakening more every day. The secrets of life are ripening right in front of your eyes. For more clues, consider checking out your Expanded Audio Horoscope. The reading costs $6.
Shopping for a new mission, Sagittarius? Or perhaps a new branch of your old familiar mission? You should be. This is one of those pivotal moments when heaven comes all the way down to earth; when invisible allies from the other side of the veil make an appearance; when age-old secrets briefly show what they're really made of. To aid your quest to glimpse your best possible future, here's advice that the sorcerer Don Juan gave to his student, Carlos Casta�eda: "Look at every path closely and deliberately. Try it as many times as you think necessary. Then ask yourself, and yourself alone, one question. 'Does this path have a heart?' If it does, the path is good; if it doesn't, it is of no use."
What greater adventure is there than exploring the enigmas of your unique destiny, Sagittarius? For more hints about the week ahead, listen to your Expanded Audio Horoscope. The reading costs $6.
In ancient Greece, Apollo was a great sun god. Ruler of music and healing, he had the power to vanquish darkness from the human soul and transform chaos into energy. Pilgrims traveled from afar to seek oracles at his main temple in Delphi. Inscribed above the entrance of the temple was the maxim "Know thyself." No other words of wisdom are more important for you to heed in the next six weeks, Capricorn. Getting to know yourself better will be the best way to rouse your own inner Apollo, thereby allowing you to tap into the fertility of your unconscious chaos and harness the beauty of your soul's darkness.
Where do you want to go in the coming week, Capricorn? Who do you want to be? For more clues, tune in to your Expanded Audio Horoscope. The reading costs $6.
"I didn't feel your passion in my secret garden," a celebrity judge told an aspiring diva after her less-than-perfect singing performance on "The WB's Superstar USA," an "American Idol" parody. I'm afraid I'm going to have to borrow his words to describe your recent efforts, Aquarius. All of us occasionally fail to live up fully to our potential, and the recent past has been your time of missing the mark. Now please don't waste your energy getting mad at me for delivering this knock. Instead, channel that emotion into making sure you don't keep missing the mark. Conjure up the breakout passion that we who love you *will* feel in our secret gardens.
Life will bring you entertaining revelations in the coming week, Aquarius. To explore even deeper, dive into your Expanded Audio Horoscope. The reading costs $6.
Here's one of the few universal truths I know: Everyone has a piece of the truth, even those you disagree with. According to my reading of the astrological omens, though, you are now in possession of a giant piece of the truth -- bigger than what you usually have and bigger than everyone else's piece. That's exactly why you should proceed cautiously. Your deep understanding and authoritative knowledge might tempt you to dismiss the tiny slivers of truth that other people are holding, and that would be a mistake.
Want more clues, Pisces? Need further insight? I discuss your coming week in greater depth in your Expanded Audio Horoscope. The reading costs $6.
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Downer EDI Ltd (DOW.AX) shares are moving today on volatility -1.00% or $-0.075 from the open. The ASX listed company saw a recent bid of 7.415 and 170153 shares have traded hands in the session.
The stock investing process may seem intimidating to those just starting out. New investors may have a lot to learn, and they may be wondering where to start. Because there are so many different stock picking strategies, it can be hard to find one specific one to latch on to. Keeping things simple might be a good way to approach the market for beginners. The day to day market happenings can get overwhelming not only for amateurs but professional investors as well. Finding that first little advantage can make all the difference when picking stocks. Many new investors may have the tendency to make too many trades at first without doing the proper research. Easing in to the process may give some much needed perspective for attaining long-term success in the stock market.
Next we'll look at Return on Assets or ROA, Downer EDI Ltd (DOW.AX) has a current ROA of 1.47. This is a profitability ratio that measures net income generated from total company assets during a given period. This ratio reveals how quick a company can turn it's assets into profits. In other words, the ratio provides insight into the profitability of a firm's assets. The ratio is calculated by dividing total net income by the average total assets. A higher ROA compared to peers in the same industry, would suggest that company management is able to effectively generate profits from their assets. Similar to the other ratios, a lower number might raise red flags about management's ability when compared to other companies in a similar sector.
Many investors may strive to be in the stock market when the bulls are running and out of the market when the bears are in charge. Investors often use multiple strategies when setting up their portfolios. Some may rely solely on fundamental analysis, technical analysis, or a combination of both. Investing can be an extremely tough process. Individual investors often strive to gather and analyze vast amounts of information in order to make educated decisions. Often times, investors may have initial success in the stock market, and then things may turn sour. Confidence may be necessary to make the tougher decisions, but overconfidence may lead to an underperforming portfolio. Overconfidence may cause the investor to make poor decisions because they are relying too heavily on personal interpretations.
Another key indicator that can help investors determine if a stock might be a quality investment is the Return on Equity or ROE. Downer EDI Ltd (DOW.AX) currently has Return on Equity of 3.32. ROE is a ratio that measures profits generated from the investments received from shareholders. In other words, the ratio reveals how effective the firm is at turning shareholder investment into company profits. A company with high ROE typically reflects well on management and how well a company is run at a high level. A firm with a lower ROE might encourage potential investors to dig further to see why profits aren't being generated from shareholder money.
Many investors get into the stock market with unrealistic expectations. For whatever reason, they may have the mindset that snatching profits is easy. Thinking that profits can be doubled or tripled right away may lead the investor down the road of no return. Although the lucky few might hit some big winners right off the bat, these chances are quite low. Stocks tend to be volatile in the short-term. Unless investors have a game plan ready to capitalize on short-term movements, they may want to take a wider, longer-term approach. Trying to figure out which way the market will turn from one day to the next can be a highly frustrating procedure. Having the patience to thoroughly examine every trade can immensely boost the investor's chances of surviving and thriving into the future.


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Highest performance 32-bit synthesizeable microprocessor cores provides ideal processing power for data-intensive SoC applications
MILPITAS, CALIF. and CAMBRIDGE, UK – Oct. 15, 2002 – LSI Logic Corporation (NYSE:LSI) and ARM [(LSE:ARM) (Nasdaq:ARMHY)], the industry's leading provider of 16/32-bit embedded RISC microprocessor solutions, today announced that LSI Logic has licensed the new ARM1136J-S™ core and the ARM1136JF-S™ core for use in system-on-chip (SoC) designs for the communications, consumer and storage markets. Announced yesterday, the new cores are ARM's first offering based on the company's ARM11™ microarchitecture and are the fastest synthesizable microprocessor cores in the market providing coverage to applications requiring the 400MHz to 600MHz range of performance. (See separate press release…ARM Sets Performance Standard with Two New ARM11 Cores…Oct. 14, 2002). LSI Logic is initially implementing the ARM1136 cores into its Gflx™ 0.11 micron (drawn) high-performance process technology.
"LSI Logic chose the new ARM11 cores for their innovative architectural features such as, deep 8-stage pipeline, multiple wide system interfaces, low interrupt latency and unaligned access support," said Rafi Kedem, senior director of the processor cores technology group at LSI Logic. "These provide an ideal mix of features for a broad range of data-intensive and high-performance applications such as enterprise switches, next-generations gateways, RAID and SAN controllers, and office-automation devices."
"LSI Logic is a market leader in delivering high-complexity and high-performance SoCs and is one of our most active Partners providing ARM core-based solutions to the networking, storage and consumer markets," said Mike Inglis, executive vice president of Marketing at ARM. "We appreciate LSI Logic's ongoing commitment to the ARM architecture by being a lead Partner to license the new ARM1136 cores."
In addition to the newly-licensed and ARM1136J-S cores, LSI Logic offers the ™ core, the ™ core, the ™ core, the ™ core, the ™ core, and the ™ core. LSI Logic also offers a broad range of processor peripherals, including AMBA® Design Kit (ADK) and all of the ARM PrimeCell® peripherals, a complete family of processor subsystem reference designs, processor based platform and 'rapid prototyping' solutions as well as worldwide processor integration support for customers' SoC design needs.
About ARM
ARM is the industry's leading provider of 16/32-bit embedded RISC microprocessor solutions. The company licenses its high-performance, low-cost, power-efficient RISC processors, peripherals and system-on-chip (SoC) designs to leading international electronics companies. ARM also provides comprehensive support required in developing a complete system. ARM's microprocessor cores are rapidly becoming a volume RISC standard in such markets as portable communications, hand-held computing, multimedia digital consumer and embedded solutions. More information on ARM is available at http://www.arm.com/
About LSI Logic Corporation
LSI Logic Corporation is a leading designer and manufacturer of communications, consumer and storage semiconductors for applications that access, interconnect and store data, voice and video. In addition, the company supplies storage network solutions for the enterprise. LSI Logic is headquartered at 1621 Barber Lane, Milpitas, CA 95035, http://www.lsilogic.com.
ARM, AMBA and PrimeCell are registered trademarks of ARM Limited. ARM7, ARM7EJ-S, ARM7TDMI-S, ARM9, ARM9E, ARM926EJ-S, ARM966E-S, ARM1026EJ-S, ARM11, ARM1136J-S and ARM1136JF-S are trademarks of ARM Limited. All other brands or product names are the property of their respective holders. "ARM" is used to represent ARM Holdings plc (LSE: ARM and Nasdaq: ARMHY); its operating company ARM Limited; and the regional subsidiaries ARM INC.; ARM KK; ARM Korea Ltd.; ARM Taiwan; ARM France SAS; and ARM China.
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Kristen Stewart hops into her car as she leaves Covell Wine Bar with a pal on Monday (January 13) in Los Feliz, Calif.
The 23-year-old actress recently opened up about her new role in Equals alongside Nicholas Hoult.
"I can't believe I agreed to do it," Kristen said (via ABC News). "I'm terrified of it."
"Though it's a movie with a really basic concept, it's overtly ambitious," Kristen added. "In Equals, things go wrong because you can't deny the humanity in everyone. It's the most devastating story."
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The time is drawing nigh. In less than a month, Colorado and Washington will open the first adult recreational marijuana markets in history. Which brings up an interesting question. Will there be enough product to supply this emerging consumer base?
"It's a tough one to know right now," says Michael Elliott, executive director of the Medical Marijuana Industry Group. "The biggest and most difficult question is, 'What will the demand be?' There are a lot of outstanding variables. No one has opened a retail business yet, and also you can't start growing until Jan. 1. Right now medical growers are building as much as they can."
Meg Collins, who heads the Cannabis Business Alliance in Denver, is cautiously optimistic, but says it really depends on the one-time transfer of product that state rules allow to medical businesses to convert part or all of their medical plants to adult recreational retail product. "You can be allowed a one-time transfer to mirror the production of what you have on hand, and that should allow for sufficient quantities," she says.
"Nobody knows what the demand is going to be, but it should provide a good base for starting out Jan. 1."
Another important piece of the supply puzzle is Colorado's vertical integration system. A vertically integrated market is one where the business is involved in all three aspects of the operation — in this case, growing, processing and selling cannabis. Each must grow at least 70 percent of the product it sells and is allowed to buy 30 percent from outside sources.
"Where there are shortfalls, there is vertical integration," Collins says. "You can sell 30 percent to other folks. I think if they are able to mirror their production, we should be alright."
Industry consultant Shawn Coleman points out that, come the first of the year, due to licensing procedures and moratoria and bans by counties and cities, there will only be about 100 stores open statewide. He's not sure that the one-time transfer will be enough to keep up with demand.
"There will plenty of medical marijuana," Coleman says. "But not for retail when there will be a high amount of demand in January."
He expects things to stabilize in the spring, as production catches up with demand.
Andy Williams owns Medicine Man, a large Denver operation that is transitioning to retail, in addition to his current medical operation. He isn't as optimistic in the short term.
When asked whether there will be enough retail product for the coming market, he didn't hesitate.
"No, there won't," he says. "The recreational market is expected to be $400 million to $500 million in 2014. Medical marijuana is $250 million this year. In addition, We're being restricted to no more than double our capacity right now, and it might even be less than that."
Williams says that the expansion of growing facilities is at least a six-month process, with another couple of months before harvest.
"We can't turn on and off the faucet. It takes time and a lot of money," he says. "Supply will lag demand."
Williams says retail owners are stockpiling product and ordering edibles in quantity. But those will run out, he says, because the market is going to be larger than anyone thinks.
"This is gonna be an unbelievable time," he says. "Tourism is going to come and bolster the state and the industry. Hotels and concessionaires and others are going to benefit."
Prices for adult retail will likely be double the cost of medical marijuana when stores open. The main limit on price, Williams says, will be the current, flourishing underground market. "If we raise our prices above a certain limit, the black market will take over," he says.
He sees the price of a pound of cannabis, now priced around $2,700 wholesale, rising to $3,300 to $3,500. "I also see the price of an eighth going from $25 to $45 or $50."
Adult retail will be taxed at higher rates than medical, which will push up the price. That's not all, Williams says.
"Assume I kept my prices lower because I can produce a lot," he says. "Competitors would be coming in to buy my stuff to resell. It's business."
When it comes to that all-important one-time transfer, which must be declared the day the business receives its license, Williams says he'll be leaning toward turning more of his grow operation to adult retail.
"Anyone can buy retail," he says. "Only medical patients can buy from medical. If I run out, medical patients will have to buy from recreational. Not everyone has the growing power I do. It puts more demand on medical than recreational."
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Markets Watch, Warily, for a Small Bump in Inflation
Main Price Gauges Are Hovering Near Historic Lows and Are Poised to Drift Upward
The next small steps up in inflation could set off big tremors in financial markets.
The two main U.S. inflation gauges, the Labor Department's consumer-price index and the Commerce Department's personal consumption expenditures price index, are hovering near the lowest levels ever seen outside of recessions.
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Students will be moving into UH Manoa housing during week of Aug. 18-22University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa
Motorists are advised to be especially vigilant along Dole Street due to the increased traffic activity, and frequent stopping or slowing of cars.
On Tuesday, Aug. 18, students will begin moving into rooms in Hale Aloha Mokihana, Hale Aloha Ilima, Hale Laulima, Hale Kawahai, Frear Hall and Johnson Hall.
Please note that on Tuesday, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., the east-bound lane of Dole Street fronting residence halls will be coned off to assist with active unloading. No parking will be allowed along Dole Street during moving hours. In addition, during the rush hour from 3:30-6 p.m., HPD officers and Freeman Guards will not allow vehicular stopping or unloading along Dole Street fronting Johnson Hall.
From 6 p.m. on, Freeman Guards will allow brief vehicular stopping and brief unloading along Dole Street fronting the residence halls. While the lane will not be coned off, cars will stop at their own risk. A no-parking policy will be strictly enforced.
On Friday, Aug. 21, residents of the Hale Wainani and Hale Noelani apartments and Gateway House will move in.
On Saturday, Aug. 22, residents of Hale Anuenue and Frear Hall will move in.
Classes for the Fall 2009 semester resume Monday, Aug. 24.
For additional information about Mānoa Move-in 2009, please see the Student Housing Services Move-In Web site at http://www.housing.hawaii.edu/movein/.,
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Working at the Neighborhood Health Centers of the Lehigh Valley (NHCLV), the clinics at Casa Guadalupe and the Caring Place, is one of the highlights of my time at Muhlenberg. I love going there every week. I am always amazed by how much the staff there cares for each other and the patients. They really see themselves as people building community and fighting for social justice in the Lehigh Valley. I do feel that what we do helps to create community and bring services to people who cannot otherwise get access. Most of our patients are uninsured or under-insured. Many of them are immigrants and do not speak very much English. I started in the clinics because I speak both Spanish and English. It has been so helpful for me to practice the language and so great for them that I can work with Spanish-speaking patients.
When I go to the clinic I assist both the medical and the clerical staff. To help the medical staff, I take patients to the exam rooms and take their vital signs (height, weight, blood pressure, etc.). I also make sure to get a brief medical history from each person. As my Spanish has improved, I also interpret between doctors and patients. Sometimes I even shadow the nurses and doctors. It is amazing to see them work. I usually spend time each day working with the clerical staff as well, especially calling patients to remind them of upcoming appointments. Sometimes I call other service providers in the Lehigh Valley to help our patients get the resources they need, especially if there is a language barrier. It is amazing to see how important even the few hours a week I spend at the clinics are for the staff. They love all of the volunteers and see them as an integral part of their team. It is a wonderful community to be a part of!- Rachel Kitch, '11


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Week In Review 2011W03
Steve is on leave, Tim Cook is in. That didn't do a big dent on the stock as they beat quarter revenue forecast by $2B. Yes, that's 2 thousand million dollars.
Wikileaks is going after Swiss Banking. Meanwhile, Reuters says the US Govt says Wikileaks didn't do that much damage. And if nothing else, Wikileaks pushed a revolution in Tunisia.
Newly appointed saint JP 2 instructed Irish catholic bishops to not report child abuse cases.
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October 28, 2013
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Anybody done this here or can point me into the right direction. I've searched but, not getting what I'm looking for, mostly yes it needs to be changed, but no procedure.ThanksAlex
hope he still isn't looking for the tranny flush procedure after almost 4 years. haha
Shouldnt be an issue, I dont think he even has that car any more.
Ooo! Playing god and resurrecting dead posts eh? lolNo doubt victim of the "topics like this" headings at the bottom of a thread.
Now, that's how you get people to post...JR took the bait
Baiting JR to post is like fishing with dynomite
Don't make me modify what you just said! But you're right, I'll respond to anything. Sort of like being addicted to AWOT. Mike, are you knocking Jay? oooo...that's playing fire
Haha nah I don't even know the guy...and FWIW this site is really well done! I was trolling and just couldn't resist the urge to click on the "reply" button.I don't prune our forums - mainly because it looks better thread-wise. But once in a while we get a mode who is delete happy - so that's why we now have a "black hole"...Can you tell I am bored at work today?
Yes with that we run the risk of very old threads being brought back from the dead, but sometimes that is not so bad if good information is provided.
Or good humor
Yahoo!!!!So back on topic, what manual tranny fluid does everyone use?
I use straight 50w motor oil in my Scout.


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Bernard McCarty, 84
Bernard D. "Bernie" McCarty, 84, of Wapakoneta, died at 12:42 p.m., Tuesday, March 6, 2012, at Wapakoneta, Manor.
He was born March 21, 1927, in a farm home in Marion Township, Hardin County, the son of Francis (Fields) and Hobart McCarty, who preceded him in death. On June 8, 1947, he married Mary Ann Copeland, and she survives.
Also surviving are a son, Ronald J. McCarty, of Wapakoneta; two sisters, Darlene Beelman, of Perrysburg, and Sondra (Bob) Bird, of Yuma, Ariz.; and several nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by a sister, Myra Van Voorhis.
He was self employed and owned McCarty Oil Company. In the early 1950s, he started as owner of a tank wagon route delivering to farms, homes, and commercial accounts for Standard Oil, Marathon Oil Co. and Valvoline Oil Products. He later owned and operated a mini-truck stop in Cridersville, and a service station in Wapakoneta. A farmer in Union Township, he also owned bulk plant facilities in Lima and Dayton. He was a member of the First United Methodist Church in Wapakoneta and a 1945 graduate of Lakeview High School. He was a member and past president of the Wapakoneta Lions Club, and member of the former Wapakoneta Elks. His hobbies included western square dancing, camping, and boating.
Services are at 1 p.m. Saturday at the Bayliff & Eley Funeral Home, St. Rt. 501, Wapakoneta, with the Rev. R. J. Davis officiating. Burial will follow at Wesley Chapel Cemetery in Union Township.
Friends may call from 5 to 8 p.m. Friday at the funeral home.
Contributions may be directed to the Uniopolis Fire Department.
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Phraya Thukkharat (Chuai) Monument
This monument is at Tha Miram intersection in Phatthalung municipality.
Namtok Phraiwan
This waterfall is in the Khao Banthat Wildlife Reserve, Tambon Khlong Chaloem. To get there, go from Khlong Muai by the Tambon Lam Sin-Ban Kong Ra road (Highway No. 4122) for about 20 kilometres.
Shadow Play Handicrafts Village
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Make inexpensive trellises, tomato cages and minigreenhouses using wire mesh in the garden.
Wire mesh is at the top of my list of things that make vegetable gardening easier and more efficient. Intended for reinforcing concrete, the stiff 6 by 6-inch wire mesh makes perfect cages to support tomatoes or other tall crops. It also works beautifully for constructing trellises and fences. Combine it with plastic sheeting or row cover fabric and you can make minigreenhouses for season-extension and isolation cages for protection against pests or to assure seed purity. Using wire mesh in the garden makes gardening easier.
Understand: I'm not talking about woven-wire fencing. Although woven wire can serve many of the same functions, it is expensive (due to galvanization and manufacturing methods) and difficult to work with (because of the hardness of the wire). Concrete reinforcing mesh, made of softer, 9-gauge wire, is inexpensive, stiff enough to make sturdy cages and easy to work with using pliers and wire cutters.
You can usually tell the difference just by looking at the mesh. Concrete-reinforcing wire oxidizes easily and often is already rusted when you buy it. Woven wire, because of its galvanized coating, remains bright for many years.
Reinforcing wire comes in flat panels measuring 10 feet long, 50-foot rolls and 150-foot rolls. In all cases, the mesh is 5 feet wide. The single sheets are the most expensive, and the 150-foot rolls are the cheapest. Depending on where you live, a 5 by 150-foot roll of mesh costs $50 to $60. Given the number of uses it has in the garden, it makes sense to buy the longer rolls.
The simplest method of using the mesh is for straight fencing and trellising to support tomatoes, beans and other vining plants, such as cucumbers and even melons. For instance, Scott Benson, in Upstate New York, grew out 100 tomato varieties on such fencing last year. Scott used 5 by 10-foot panels for this, because he feels it is aesthetically more pleasing and has safer edges than panels cut from a roll: an important consideration for him because his grow-out was part of a high school project.
To erect them he used 6½-foot steel T-posts spaced 5 feet apart. The wire mesh was attached using pull-tight plastic bundling straps. He wound up with seven 70-foot rows that stood up to "the fiercest winds we've had in a long time."
Mesh makes neat, perfectly even fence rows. At $5 a panel, the wire cost Scott $35 a row. Using rolled wire, that same row would have cost less than $25 and would have required fewer T-posts. It would, however, have waves and warps instead of being perfectly straight.
Nothing says you must have straight rows, either. Wire mesh lends itself to gentle curves and sharp bends, so you can use it to construct fences in any configuration you like.
Perhaps the ultimate in this flexible potential, if you have the room, is to construct a spiral maze. Merely uncoil the roll of mesh so there are 3 feet or so between each coil. Periodically support the wire with a pole. Plant beans, peas, grapes or other vining plants along the length of the wire, and you'll have a living maze. You can even place a chair at the center for a pleasant reading nook or some private sunbathing.
Instead of straight fences, a more common use of the mesh is to construct tomato towers, used in lieu of the ubiquitous tomato cages found in every garden center and hardware store.
What's wrong with store-bought tomato cages? They are too flimsy, too short and too expensive. Even the larger ones (they come in three sizes) are far too small to adequately support an indeterminate tomato plant, providing only 2½ feet of height. What's more, the wire used for them is so flimsy, just the weight of the plant often causes them to collapse. As for cost, last year they sold for $4 each where I live in Kentucky.
On the other hand, wire-mesh towers are strong, durable, inexpensive and tall enough. Towers are typically built to either 18- or 24-inch diameter. Which means you can make 25 to 30 of them from a roll of mesh at a rough cost of only $1.80 to $2.20 each. That's literally twice as much for half the price.
To build these towers of tomato power, first determine the diameter you prefer. A 24-inch diameter requires 6 feet of mesh, while 5 feet will do for an 18-inch diameter tower.
You'll find it easier to work with the roll standing vertically. And, while any pliers with a side-cutter work, I've found one of those mini-bolt cutters does a more efficient job.
When you first start a roll, the end will be closed. That is, there will be a vertical wire. Cut that off, reserving it for other purposes, such as making ground staples for holding row cover material in place. This will leave 11 horizontal prongs.
Measure the length of mesh you need, and cut it off behind the next vertical wire. You'll have a panel of mesh with a vertical wire on one side and 11 prongs on the other. Bend each of those prongs roughly 90 degrees to form hooks at their halfway point. Roll the panel so the hooks fit under the end wire. Then bend them completely back, locking them in place around the wire.
Finally, cut the bottom wire off, leaving a set of 6-inch wire legs on each tower. Contrary to popular wisdom, those legs are enough to stabilize the tower, unless you have windy summer conditions. If you're not confident these legs are long enough, use the cutoff bottom rings to make anchors as long as you need. No other bracing should be necessary.
Commercial tomato cages do have one advantage over these towers: They stack readily and you can store many of them in a relatively small space. You can make your wire-mesh tomato towers stackable too, by making them different diameters. Insert a small one into a large one and you can store twice as many in the same space.
Don't make the mistake, however, of thinking you need merely to reduce them a couple of inches at a time. That doesn't work. I recommend making half of them 24 inches in diameter and half of them 18 inches.
When using the towers for tomatoes, plant your seedling so it will be centered, pushing down on the tower until the first horizontal ring is even with or slightly into the ground. If you use plastic or paper mulch, by the way, the towers themselves will lock it in place and you generally won't need other staples or pins.
Beans, peas and cucumbers will need more than the towers' 5-foot height. If you merely wire two of them together, however, the weight of the vines is likely to topple the upper tower. So in addition to wiring them together (using the feet of the upper tower for that purpose), they need to be staked, using two poles on the inside of the tower.
Use the poles to bridge the two towers and staple the mesh to them. For stability, it's also better to use 2-foot — or even larger — diameter towers when doubling them up.
Combined with covers, the towers can also serve for pest control, keeping unwanted insects away from your seedlings.
While these towers are basically support structures, they can have other uses. For instance, you can extend the season in either direction by covering the mesh with clear plastic or row cover fabric. Simply wrapping the tower with plastic or row cover can help warm the soil and ambient temperature inside the tower, so you can plant two to three weeks earlier in the spring or extend the harvest season that much further in the fall.
Combined with such covers, the towers can also serve for pest control, keeping unwanted insects away from your seedlings. For instance, I experimented last year with some eggplants grown inside a protected cage and others groan free as usual. Flea beetles all lout decimated the free-growing plants, but barely touched those protected by the row cover.
Carrying this idea further, Jeff Nekola, assistant professor of natural and applied sciences at the University of Wisconsin at Green Bay created inexpensive isolation cages to assure seed purity. Jeff is an expert at growing peppers and wanted a way of growing them side by side. Peppers will crossbreed if you look at them cockeyed, so caging becomes necessary when growing more thin one variety close together.
Although standard row cover fabric would work, Jeff wanted something more durable so lie could use it for several years. He found the solution in Tutbell, a specialized heavy-duty row cover material. (Available from Peaceful Valley Farm Supply; Grass Valley, CA)
Tufbell has several advantages over other row covers, according to Peaceful Valley's catalog. It's tough and durable and it can be sewn, which means, among other things, that tears and rips can be easily repaired. The individual fibers absorb water, which can contribute to thermal moderation. The catalog describes Tufbell as a "floating row cover of unprecedented strength and durability, made of high-tech PVA (polyvinyl alcohol).
PVA has unique absorption properties that allow moisture to freeze within the row cover fibers and form a protective shield, like an igloo, over the crop. Yet PVA is also breathable (35 percent permeable), allowing crop ventilation during the day. You can water right through it, without need for removal. It also can be repaired easily. Tufbell increases air and soil temperatures by 5 to 10 degrees and leaf temperature by 2 to 6 degrees, yet does not overheat in 90 degree weather. It allows 92 percent to 95 percent light transmittance."
For the isolation cages, Jeff sewed sleeves out of Tufbell that were left open at one end and had a drawstring closure at the other. The open end is slipped over the cage and sealed with soil. The drawstring closure allows entry for weeding, pruning and other chores. Last year Jeff grew some 150 pepper varieties side by side this way and had no problems with cross-pollination.
Jeffs original design used commercial tomato cages, with one pepper plant per cage. I adapted this to wire-mesh towers, planting as many as three pepper plants per isolation unit.
The durability certainly is there. Jeff is going into his fifth year using the sleeves. Mine are in their third year. In theory the Tufbell can last up to 10 years.
For cost accounting, however, I figured on five years. To come up with a worst-case scenario, I presumed the wire cage as well as the Tufbell would have to be replaced. Based on this highly conservative approach, the isolation cages cost a mere dollar per year, cheap enough to install and assure seed purity.
One drawback to these cages is they exclude beneficial insects as well as the bad guys. Sometimes this can cause problems, as when aphids attack. This is easily solved by introducing ladybugs or other beneficials as necessary.
"I wait until I notice an infestation before introducing ladybugs," Jeff says. "A second introduction might be required later in the season, as well."
A side benefit, Jeff points out, is that the ladybugs will switch over to pollen and nectar consumption once they've cleaned out the aphids, increasing the pollination rate of the flowers of whatever crop is grown inside the cages.
Jeff Nekola first saw Tufbell being used on small hoop greenhouses to get an early start on planting out. And that's another great use for the wire mesh.
To create a minigreenhouse, merely uncoil the wire mesh and cut it to make an arch of the height you want. Cut the mesh so there are prongs on both ends. Erect the wire arch in your garden, pushing the prongs into the soil (stake it down in windy areas). Then cut row cover fabric or greenhouse plastic to cover the arch. Cut additional material to fit the ends, then tape or sew in place.
If you make these minigreenhouses out of Tufbell you can use them year after year and enjoy earlier and longer harvests. In addition to serving as season extenders and for pest control, they let you maintain seed purity for plants that are grown in beds, rather than individually. Carrots, radishes and parsnips come immediately to mind.
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These can be made from Large Hole Stock fence panels. The ones that have smaller holes near the bottom and the top 3/4 of them is about 6" x 8" hole size. The wire can be cut so that the ends are able to bend over with channel lock pliers to form a hinge. this allows them to be folded flat and stored on Bicycle hangers. By using the same wire panels; cucumbers and squashes can be trellised for Much easier picking and stay clean.
Tufbell is no longer available. But there is a replacement product called Dio Betalon.
I have to say you have cheap prices on your wire mesh. A 150ft.roll here in Cartersville,GA. at Lowe's goes for over $100
After spending some trial and error years with tomato cages I have finally landed on a winner. Woody's folding tomato cages. No more over the top drooping and overgrown (falling down) plants. These sturdy cages are easy and cheap to build and stand 8ft tall. The instructions for building them can be found here on this site. Happy tomato growing!
Thanks for all the great ideas! Could you please add pictures, drawings or photos. Thanks again!
Hello. Thanks for the informative article. Where can I purchase concrete reinforcing wire in rolls or panels? I am having a difficult time locating a store that sells it with the 6x6 openings. Thanks.
I made a large set of tomato cages about 12 years ago with a full roll of wire mesh and I love them. I varied the diameter of the cages so they would nest inside each other and reduce the required storage space. My tomato plants literally grow out the top every year due to the very good support. They have been stored outside all this time and they are still in near new condition.
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POLI 203 (EV) Themes in Political Theory (1)
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The Gallup Independent reports that Richard Cooke was arrested for the death of Alvin Tachine and Leveil Natoni who were shot last month.
According to Navajo police, the three men were drinking when a fight broke out and Cooke left to get his rifle.
Authorities say Cooke then shot one of the men twice. The second shot went through the first victim's chest and also struck the second victim, who was standing behind the first victim, in the chest.
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Kevin & Danielle Jonas: Studio Stop with Nick & Joe
Kevin Jonas answers a phone call while out and about with wife Danielle in Los Angeles on Wednesday afternoon (November 28).
The 24-year-old musician was joined by younger brothers Joe, Nick and Frankie while heading into a studio for an appearance on Ellen before heading out to the Pantages Theatre for their concert.
Joe's new artist girlfriend, Blanda Eggenschwiler, is also pictured below.
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The use of thujone, a monoterpene ketone often present in sage (Salvia officinalis L.) or wormwood (Artemisia absinthium L.), for the treatment of diabetes mellitus was recently suggested in a study published in this journal. Evidence was based on the findings obtained in a diabetic rat model. After oral treatment with thujone (5 mg/kg bodyweight (bw)/day for 28 days), the cholesterol and triglyceride levels were significantly adjusted to normal levels when compared to diabetic, untreated rats. While these results sound promising and worthy of further investigation, the well-defined profile of the adverse properties of thujone demands a cautious interpretation of these results. The therapeutic margin of thujone appears to be small, as a dose-related incidence of seizures was noted in 2-year National Toxicology Program studies in rats and mice. The dose level in the diabetic rat study is also considerably higher than a daily intake that is acceptable for humans (0.1 mg/kg bw/day).
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You've probably seen the cryptic letters SXSW dropped into stories and tweets over the last few days and around this time every year. If you know your iOS from your Android then you probably know only too well what everyone's bleating on about. However, if you're not quite as clued up as you'd like to be, then Pocket-lint is here to lend a hand and tell you what the hell SXSW is all about.
It may be made up of four mysterious letters when written down, but SXSW is said aloud as South by Southwest. It's a catch-all name for a set of three festivals held in Spring every year at the Austin Convention Center in Texas, USA. The venue is in the centre of the state's capital and spread out over a massive six-block radius, covering an impressive area of 881,400 square feet.
The three festivals are SXSW Music, SXSW Film and SXSW Interactive and run one after the other. The first two festivals are fairly self-explanatory, with both being breeding grounds for breakthrough bands and flicks. The Polyphonic Spree made its debut there and garnered fans before the band was even signed, while the 2009 festival played host to the US premiere of The Hurt Locker. Meanwhile, the Interactive portion of SXSW involves web startups and tech-heads from all over the world getting together to form a hive of creativity and is the part that has made the whole event become something of the CES of the online social world.
As well as concerts and film premieres, the three festivals feature all sorts of conferences, keynote speeches and panel discussions as well as meetings, demos and a trade show attended by hundreds of exhibitors. And, of course, there are the all-important parties. Outside of the event itself, plenty of unofficial networking goes on, so you never know where the big news will come from.
SXSW first started out in 1987 as a music festival and although it was expected to be a relatively small, regional event, it went national almost right away. In 1994, the SXSW Film and Multimedia Conference component was added, and then split into two separate events the following year. In 1999, the Multimedia portion was renamed SXSW Interactive and the current format was set. While 700 people turned up at the original festival, SXSW is now attended by around 17,000 people from all over the globe.
SXSW is big news in the tech world and has been particularly important to the rise of social networking with Facebook overlord Mark Zuckerberg giving a keynote interview in 2008. The 2007 festival was where Twitter first started to gain some significant ground with the #SXSW hashtag getting a serious workout, while 2009 saw the launch of FourSquare.
SXSW has inspired similar festivals including NXNE (North by Northeast) in Toronto, Canada. There isn't really a direct equivalent on this side of the pond yet, although 2011 has even seen Twitter talk of a UK version emerging. This year's SXSW is taking place 11-20 March (2011). Exact dates for the 2012 festival have yet to be set, but they should be around the same sort of time.